New Research Reveals Impact of Ubiquitous Contaminant on Breastfeeding Mothers: ‘Cause For Concern’ – The Cool Down

Read article - Megan Romano, an associate professor of epidemiology, is quoted in an article about her study into the correlation between exposure to PFAS and a reduction of breastmilk within 6 months of giving birth. "For all women who are exposed, there's a little bit of a decrease in the amount of time they breastfeed beyond delivery," Romano said. (Picked up by Yahoo! News.)